Red Leaf Pulp

Name: Red Leaf Pulp
Address: 1630 B 8th Avenue, Regina, KY, S4R1E5, US
Telephone: +13068082442

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Red Leaf Pulp

Red Leaf's process is an environmentally conscious pulping method that will revolutionize the paper industry.

Pulp generated from non-wood fibres has physical characteristics that are comparable to hardwood and superior to recycled fibre. Red Leaf was established by a group of experienced pulp and paper industry professionals looking to capitalize on the shift to providing a more sustainable pulp product to the market. Red Leaf will produce an agricultural fibre pulp that will be sustainable in both produ

ction and use. Red Leaf will be Canada’s first entity to develop, construct, and operate an alternative fibre and renewable energy facility. The Red Leaf team is comprised of industry leaders in all stages of project ex*****on and includes people with mill operations and maintenance experience. Red Leaf is experienced in managing all aspects of a project from concept generation, strategy, planning, design, construction and commissioning. Through Red Leaf's process and energy integration capabilities, opportunities to lower production costs while optimizing energy usage and power production will be further identified. The Red Leaf process uses proven off-the-shelf equipment and will produce economic quantities of market pulp from wheat straw at scale for the first time in North America. The key innovations that unlock fibre production at scale are a result of Red Leaf’s drive to solve a global problem: How to use byproducts of alternative fibre production. Red Leaf has established a climate-positive pathway to convert the byproducts and displace fossil-fuel based energy. Looking forward, Red Leaf will develop several agricultural fibre pulp plants in Canada over the next 10-15 years, and prove to be a key player in the movement to providing sustainable non-wood fibre pulps to the market.

06/17/2026

Red Leaf Pulp is part of a growing shift toward renewable fibre, alternative pulp solutions, and new opportunities for Saskatchewan agriculture.

Behind every stage of development is years of planning around feedstock systems, producer partnerships, logistics coordination, and building an operation designed to work in real-world conditions, not just on paper.

As the project continues progressing, we’ll be sharing more updates around industry developments, project milestones, producer initiatives, and the future of sustainable pulp production in Canada.

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06/10/2026

Building a large-scale wheat straw pulp facility is about far more than constructing a mill. It requires long-term producer participation, logistics planning, transportation systems, storage infrastructure, and a feedstock strategy designed to work under real farming conditions.

Red Leaf has spent years focused on building that system before moving into full construction, learning from past alternative fibre projects and working directly with producers across Saskatchewan.

Our newest blog explores the feedstock strategy behind the project and why building the supply chain correctly comes first.

Learn more here: https://redleafpulp.com/2026/05/22/wheat-straw-feedstock-strategy-red-leaf-pulp/

06/02/2026

Demand for sustainable packaging, tissue, and paper products continues to grow, increasing the need for scalable alternatives to traditional wood-based pulp.

Red Leaf Pulp’s Regina project is being developed to help meet that demand through large-scale production of non-wood pulp made from agricultural residue.

As the project advances, we remain focused on building the infrastructure needed to support the next generation of fibre production in North America.

Learn more about the Regina project: https://redleafpulp.com/project/

05/27/2026

A new local market for wheat straw is taking shape in Saskatchewan.

As Red Leaf Pulp advances its Regina project, producers have the opportunity to participate in a growing supply chain built around agricultural residue.

Our facility is designed to source wheat straw from farms across the region, creating additional value from existing harvest outputs while supporting long-term fibre demand.

Interested in supplying? Sign up through our Producers Agriculture Initiative to stay informed as the project progresses here: https://redleafpulp.com/producers-agriculture-initiative/

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05/21/2026

As Senior Process Engineer at Red Leaf Pulp, he has worked across the full lifecycle of projects, from process design and energy optimization to on-the-ground implementation and plant operations. His career includes leadership roles ranging from Process Control Specialist to Pulp Mill Superintendent, giving him a well-rounded, practical perspective.

Mike is known for bridging the gap between engineering and operations, ensuring projects are not only designed well, but executed effectively alongside teams in the field.

https://www.redleafpulp.com/our-team/

05/13/2026

From planning to ex*****on.

Red Leaf Pulp is preparing to break ground on its Regina facility, designed to convert wheat straw into pulp for packaging, tissue, and paper products.

The goal is straightforward. We take an underused part of the crop and turn it into a reliable, high-value input for pulp production. A system where straw has a consistent demand and real market value.

Momentum is building, and the next phase is underway.

Excited to keep the momentum going.

05/08/2026

We're excited to be in Vancouver next week for International Pulp Week 2026 from May 10th to 12th.

Darby and Brandt from Red Leaf will be attending alongside leaders from across the global pulp and paper industry, connecting on what’s next for fibre, supply chains, and innovation in the sector.

As momentum continues to build around alternative fibre and more resilient supply models, these conversations matter more than ever.

If you’re attending, we'd love the opportunity to connect in person.

Give us a call: +1-306-808-2442

05/06/2026

Wishing all our producers a strong start to seeding season 🌾

To the Saskatchewan farmers getting underway, we know what this time of year takes. Early mornings, long days, and a level of focus that doesn’t go unnoticed.

While you’re putting this year’s crop in the ground, we’re continuing to build toward something bigger as well. The wheat straw left after harvest isn’t waste; it’s a new opportunity. One that turns an existing byproduct into a reliable, long-term revenue stream. No changes to how you farm. Just more value from what’s already there.

Good luck this season - we’re right behind you.

Learn more with the link in bio!

04/29/2026

Recognized for driving what’s next in agriculture

At Canada’s Farm Show 2026, Red Leaf Pulp founder Darby Kreitz was named an Emerging Innovator, highlighting the growing impact of turning agricultural residue into sustainable, value-added materials.

The Innovator Recognition Program celebrates the thinkers and problem-solvers shaping the future of farming and this recognition reinforces the role innovation plays in building a more resilient, sustainable industry.

https://farmnewsnow.com/2026/03/18/innovation-and-innovators-recogniged-at-farm-show/

04/22/2026

A new chapter for sustainable manufacturing

Red Leaf Pulp’s flagship Regina project is turning agricultural residue into real impact, converting cereal straw into sustainable pulp while creating 130+ jobs and generating an estimated $1.7B in regional economic benefits over its first decade.

By rethinking how we use what’s already grown, this project is helping build a more circular, resilient future for both agriculture and industry.

https://redleafpulp.com/project

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1630 B 8th Avenue
Regina, KY
S4R1E5

Telephone

+13068082442

Website

https://www.redleafpulp.com/

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